I made 2 blocks from (what might be) an oversight of the [scratchblocks]item (1 v) of (list)::#d94d11 reporter[/scratchblocks] block, but I'm not entirely sure a feature of the [scratchblocks]item (1 v) of (list)::#d94d…
inferior programming languages (not Scratch, I mean Python and JS and that crowd) led
Raspberry Pi just released the Pico W with wireless capability for $6: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-w-your-6-iot-platform/ The post by @cymplecy regarding Snap! + Raspberry Pi in August 2020 looke…
The built-in led can be toggled with or by a browser.
Raspberry Pi just released the Pico W with wireless capability for $6: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-w-your-6-iot-platform/ The post by @cymplecy regarding Snap! + Raspberry Pi in August 2020 looke…
Microblocks dardoro July 3, 2022, 10:18pm 30 Test project to blink a built-in led
A discussion about how to understand recursion, especially about the meaning of a base case, was moved here after having hijacked a thread about combinations of items from a list.
probably seen Freytag’s Pyramid a few dozen times – it’s overused, abused, and has led
Well, uglier anyway. Time was, we only had arrowheads at the end of a block. (The arrowhead on the ring in CALL or a hof doesn't bother me because I think of the ring as a separate block with its own variadicity.) I …
me before you do it, such as our long and frustrating argument that eventually led
moving stuff here…
It was this behavior, with unpredictable sudden freezes, that mainly led to Lisp’s
A manual for the Snap! programming language
showing you a yellow area, for example, it’s doing it by turning on its red and green LEDs
I discovered this bug using a much different method than the one shown here, but the result is the same: Create a custom block. Right click on the definition hat and select "selector…" Click the little arrow in the t…
I’m guessing that these recent topics are what led you to respond this way.
I discovered this bug using a much different method than the one shown here, but the result is the same: Create a custom block. Right click on the definition hat and select "selector…" Click the little arrow in the t…
I’m guessing that these recent topics are what led you to respond this way.
